Power supply bus circuit

ABSTRACT

A power supply bus circuit, includes a voltage regulator circuit, and an impedance isolation circuit, and further including one or more voltage adjustment circuits, where the voltage regulator circuit receives a direct current signal, adjusts a voltage of the direct current signal to a first preset voltage, and outputs a direct current signal of the first preset voltage to the impedance isolation circuit; the impedance isolation circuit receives the direct current signal of the first preset voltage, adjusts the direct current signal of the first preset voltage to an alternating current signal, and outputs, by using a transformer, the alternating current signal in an isolated way and converts the alternating current signal that is output in an isolated way to an isolated direct current signal, and outputs the isolated direct current signal to the voltage adjustment circuit.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201410190391.8, filed on May 7, 2014, which is hereby incorporated byreference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to circuit structures, and in particular,to a power supply bus circuit.

BACKGROUND

In the prior art, when there are multiple load modules (a load modulemay be an electronic device, or may be a circuit) in a device, a powersupply bus circuit needs to be used, and the power supply bus circuitincludes a direct current to direct current (DC-DC) conversion circuitand a voltage adjustment circuit that are successively connected. TheDC-DC conversion circuit provides a direct current signal of a steadyvoltage; and then, the voltage adjustment circuit performs voltageadjustment according to different voltages required by different loadmodules. It may be seen that a premise to ensure a steady electricsignal provided by the voltage adjustment circuit is that the DC-DCconversion circuit outputs a constant direct current signal.

As shown in FIG. 1, a direct current ranging from 36 volts to 72 voltsis adjusted to a direct current signal of a constant voltage by usingthe DC-DC conversion circuit, and the direct current signal of theconstant voltage is used to supply power to each load module. Whenvoltage transformation is performed on a direct current signal rangingfrom 36 volts to 72 volts, a duty cycle of a pulse width modulation(PWM) signal used to control both the twenty-third N-typemetal-oxide-semiconductor (NMOS) transistor Q23 and the twenty-fifthNMOS transistor Q25 needs to be adjusted in real time, and a duty cycleof a PWM signal used to control both the twenty-fourth NMOS transistorQ24 and the twenty-sixth NMOS transistor Q26 also needs to be adjustedin real time. In addition, it is necessary to ensure that a PWM signalused to control the twenty-third NMOS transistor Q23, a PWM signal usedto control the twenty-fourth NMOS transistor Q24, a PWM signal used tocontrol the twenty-fifth NMOS transistor Q25, a PWM signal used tocontrol the twenty-sixth NMOS transistor Q26, a PWM signal used tocontrol a twenty-seventh NMOS transistor Q27, and a PWM signal used tocontrol a twenty-eighth NMOS transistor Q28 are of a same cycle and sametiming. Only in this way can it be ensured that the duty cycle of thePWM signal used to control the twenty-third NMOS transistor Q23 and thetwenty-fifth NMOS transistor Q25 is adjusted, and at the same time, theduty cycle of the PWM signal used to control the twenty-fourth NMOStransistor Q24 and the twenty-sixth NMOS transistor Q26 is adjusted, sothat power input from a primary coil of a transformer T3 is constant;and therefore, it is ensured that the DC-DC conversion circuit providedin FIG. 1 can output a direct current of a steady voltage.

Because a voltage range of the direct current signal input to the DC-DCconversion circuit is 36 volts to 72 volts, in order to achievecompatibility with the entire voltage range and meet an isolationrequirement, it is extremely difficult to perform product selection andmatching on electronic parts (including the PWM signals of thetwenty-fourth NMOS transistor Q24, the twenty-sixth NMOS transistor Q26,and the twenty-third NMOS transistor Q23, the twenty-fourth NMOStransistor Q24, the twenty-fifth NMOS transistor Q25, the twenty-sixthNMOS transistor Q26, the twenty-seventh NMOS transistor Q27, thetwenty-eighth NMOS transistor Q28, the transformer T3, and an inductorcapacitor (LC) part), which results in a relatively high design cost;and in addition, electric signal conversion efficiency has to besacrificed.

A worse disadvantage of the DC-DC conversion circuit shown in FIG. 1 isthat in general circumstances, it is extremely difficult to ensure thata PWM signal used to control the twenty-third NMOS transistor Q23, a PWMsignal used to control the twenty-fourth NMOS transistor Q24, a PWMsignal used to control the twenty-fifth NMOS transistor Q25, a PWMsignal used to control the twenty-sixth NMOS transistor Q26, a PWMsignal used to control the twenty-seventh NMOS transistor Q27, and a PWMsignal used to control the twenty-eighth NMOS transistor Q28 are timevarying and of a same cycle and same timing, and therefore, it cannot beensured that a voltage of a direct current output by the DC-DCconversion circuit is steady; and further, it cannot be ensured that avoltage of an electric signal provided by the voltage adjustment circuitfor the load modules is constant.

SUMMARY

An objective of the present invention is to provide a power supply buscircuit to resolve a problem that, because for a DC-DC conversioncircuit included in an existing power supply bus circuit, a PWM signalused to control an NMOS transistor in the DC-DC conversion circuit needsto be time varying, it is extremely difficult to ensure in real timethat time varying PWM signals respectively used to control differentNMOS transistors are of a same cycle and same timing, and therefore, itis difficult to ensure power input from a primary coil of a transformeris constant; then, it cannot be ensured that a voltage of a directcurrent output by the DC-DC conversion circuit is constant; and further,it cannot be ensured that a voltage of an electric signal provided by avoltage adjustment circuit for a load module is constant.

According to a first aspect, a power supply bus circuit includes avoltage regulator circuit and an impedance isolation circuit, andfurther includes one or more voltage adjustment circuits, where thevoltage regulator circuit has a first positive electrode input end, afirst negative electrode input end, a first positive electrode outputend, and a first negative electrode output end; and the voltageregulator circuit receives a direct current signal through the firstpositive electrode input end and the first negative electrode input end,adjusts a voltage of the direct current signal to a first presetvoltage, and outputs a direct current signal of the first preset voltagethrough the first positive electrode output end and the first negativeelectrode output end; the impedance isolation circuit has a secondpositive electrode input end, a second negative electrode input end, asecond positive electrode output end, and a second negative electrodeoutput end, where the second positive electrode input end is connectedto the first positive electrode output end of the voltage regulatorcircuit, and the second negative electrode input end is connected to thefirst negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit;and the impedance isolation circuit receives the direct current signalof the first preset voltage through the second positive electrode inputend and the second negative electrode input end, adjusts the directcurrent signal of the first preset voltage to an alternating currentsignal, and outputs, by using a transformer, the alternating currentsignal in an isolated way and converts the alternating current signalthat is output in an isolated way to an isolated direct current signal,and outputs the isolated direct current signal through the secondpositive electrode output end and the second negative electrode outputend; and the voltage adjustment circuit has a third positive electrodeinput end, a third negative electrode input end, and a power supply end,where the third positive electrode input end is connected to the secondpositive electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, andthe third negative electrode input end is connected to the secondnegative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit; andthe voltage adjustment circuit receives the isolated direct currentsignal through the third positive electrode input end and the thirdnegative electrode input end, chops the isolated direct current signalaccording to designated conduction time, converts a chopped electricsignal to a power source signal of a constant direct current, andoutputs the power source signal through the power supply end.

In a first possible implementation manner of the first aspect, theimpedance isolation circuit further has a third controlled end, a fourthcontrolled end, a fifth controlled end, a sixth controlled end, aseventh controlled end, and an eighth controlled end; and the impedanceisolation circuit includes a third NMOS transistor, a fourth NMOStransistor, a fifth NMOS transistor, a sixth NMOS transistor, a seventhNMOS transistor, an eighth NMOS transistor, and the transformer, where adrain of the third NMOS transistor is the second positive electrodeinput end of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of the sixth NMOStransistor is the second negative electrode input end of the impedanceisolation circuit, a source of the eighth NMOS transistor is the secondnegative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, adotted end of a second secondary coil of the transformer is the secondpositive electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gateof the third NMOS transistor is the third controlled end of theimpedance isolation circuit, a gate of the fourth NMOS transistor is thefourth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of thefifth NMOS transistor is the fifth controlled end of the impedanceisolation circuit, a gate of the sixth NMOS transistor is the sixthcontrolled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the seventhNMOS transistor is the seventh controlled end of the impedance isolationcircuit, a gate of the eighth NMOS transistor is the eighth controlledend of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of the third NMOStransistor is connected to a drain of the sixth NMOS transistor and anundotted end of a primary coil of the transformer separately, a drain ofthe fourth NMOS transistor is connected to the drain of the third NMOStransistor, a source of the fourth NMOS transistor is connected to adrain of the fifth NMOS transistor and a dotted end of the primary coilof the transformer separately, a source of the fifth NMOS transistor isconnected to the source of the sixth NMOS transistor, a source of theseventh NMOS transistor is connected to the source of the eighth NMOStransistor, a drain of the eighth NMOS transistor is connected to anundotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformer, and adotted end and an undotted end of a first secondary coil of thetransformer are connected to a drain of the seventh NMOS transistor andthe dotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformerrespectively; and the impedance isolation circuit receives a third pulsewidth modulation PWM signal of a first preset duty cycle through thethird controlled end and the fifth controlled end separately, receives,through the fourth controlled end and the sixth controlled endseparately, a fourth PWM signal that differs from the third PWM signalby half a cycle, receives, through the seventh controlled end, a seventhPWM signal that is inverse to the fourth PWM signal in phase, andreceives, through the eighth controlled end, an eighth PWM signal thatis inverse to the third PWM signal in phase, so that the second positiveelectrode output end and the second negative electrode output end outputan isolated PWM electric signal whose duty cycle is twice the firstpreset duty cycle.

With reference to the first aspect, in a second possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the impedance isolation circuit further hasa ninth controlled end, a tenth controlled end, an eleventh controlledend, and a twelfth controlled end; and the impedance isolation circuitincludes a ninth NMOS transistor, a tenth NMOS transistor, an eleventhNMOS transistor, a twelfth NMOS transistor, and the transformer, where atap end of a primary coil of the transformer is the second positiveelectrode input end of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of theninth NMOS transistor is the second negative electrode input end of theimpedance isolation circuit, a source of the twelfth NMOS transistor isconnected to the second negative electrode output end of the impedanceisolation circuit, a dotted end of a second secondary coil of thetransformer is connected to the second positive electrode output end ofthe impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the ninth NMOS transistor isthe ninth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate ofthe tenth NMOS transistor is the tenth controlled end of the impedanceisolation circuit, a gate of the eleventh NMOS transistor is theeleventh controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate ofthe twelfth NMOS transistor is the twelfth controlled end of theimpedance isolation circuit, a drain of the ninth NMOS transistor isconnected to a dotted end of the primary coil of the transformer, adrain and a source of the tenth NMOS transistor are connected to anundotted end of the primary coil of the transformer and the source ofthe ninth NMOS transistor respectively, a source of the eleventh NMOStransistor is connected to the source of the twelfth NMOS transistor, adrain of the twelfth NMOS transistor is connected to an undotted end ofthe second secondary coil of the transformer, and a dotted end and anundotted end of a first secondary coil of the transformer are connectedto a drain of the eleventh NMOS transistor and the dotted end of thesecond secondary coil of the transformer respectively; and the impedanceisolation circuit receives a ninth PWM signal of a first preset dutycycle through the ninth controlled end, receives, through the tenthcontrolled end, a tenth PWM signal that differs from the ninth PWMsignal by half a cycle, receives, through the eleventh controlled end,an eleventh PWM signal that is inverse to the tenth PWM signal in phase,and receives, through the twelfth controlled end, a twelfth PWM signalthat is inverse to the ninth PWM signal in phase, so that the secondpositive electrode output end and the second negative electrode outputend output an isolated PWM electric signal whose duty cycle is twice thefirst preset duty cycle.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, or the second possible implementation mannerof the first aspect, in a third possible implementation manner of thefirst aspect, the power supply bus circuit further includes a constantvoltage circuit; and the constant voltage circuit is connected in seriesbetween the impedance isolation circuit and each of the voltageadjustment circuits, where the constant voltage circuit has a fourthpositive electrode input end, a fourth negative electrode input end, afourth positive electrode output end, and a fourth negative electrodeoutput end, where the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourthnegative electrode input end are connected to the second positiveelectrode output end and the second negative electrode output end of theimpedance isolation circuit respectively, and the fourth positiveelectrode output end and the fourth negative electrode output end areconnected to the third positive electrode input end and the thirdnegative electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuitrespectively; and the constant voltage circuit receives, through thefourth positive electrode input end and the fourth negative electrodeinput end, the isolated direct current signal output by the impedanceisolation circuit, adjusts a voltage of the isolated direct currentsignal to a constant second preset voltage, and outputs the isolateddirect current signal of the second preset voltage through the fourthpositive electrode output end and the fourth negative electrode outputend.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the second possible implementation manner ofthe first aspect, or the third possible implementation manner of thefirst aspect, in a fourth possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, the constant voltage circuit includes a first inductor and afirst capacitor, where a first end and a second end of the firstinductor are the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourthpositive electrode output end of the constant voltage circuitrespectively, a first end of the first capacitor is connected to thesecond end of the first inductor, a second end of the first capacitor isconnected to the fourth negative electrode input end and the fourthnegative electrode output end of the constant voltage circuitseparately.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the second possible implementation manner ofthe first aspect, the third possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, or the fourth possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, in a fifth possible implementation manner of the first aspect,the voltage regulator circuit has a first controlled end and a secondcontrolled end; and the voltage regulator circuit includes a first NMOStransistor, a second NMOS transistor, a third capacitor, and a secondinductor, where a drain of the first NMOS transistor is the firstpositive electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a sourceof the second NMOS transistor is the first negative electrode input endof the voltage regulator circuit, a first end of the third capacitor isthe first positive electrode output end of the voltage regulatorcircuit, a second end of the third capacitor is the first negativeelectrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, a gate of thefirst NMOS transistor is the first controlled end of the voltageregulator circuit, a gate of the second NMOS transistor is the secondcontrolled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of the firstNMOS transistor is connected to a first end of the second inductor, adrain of the second NMOS transistor is connected to the first end of thesecond inductor, the first end and the second end of the third capacitorare connected to a second end of the second inductor and the source ofthe second NMOS transistor respectively; and the voltage regulatorcircuit receives a first PWM signal through the first controlled end,and receives a second PWM signal through the second controlled end, soas to output the direct current signal of the first preset voltagethrough the first positive electrode output end and the first negativeelectrode output end.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the second possible implementation manner ofthe first aspect, the third possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, or the fourth possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, in a sixth possible implementation manner of the first aspect,the voltage regulator circuit has a thirteenth controlled end and afourteenth controlled end; and the voltage regulator circuit includes athirteenth NMOS transistor, a fourteenth NMOS transistor, a fourthcapacitor, and a third inductor, where a first end of the third inductoris the first positive electrode input end of the voltage regulatorcircuit, a source of the thirteenth NMOS transistor is the firstnegative electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a firstend and a second end of the fourth capacitor are the first positiveelectrode output end and the first negative electrode output end of thevoltage regulator circuit respectively, a gate of the thirteenth NMOStransistor is the thirteenth controlled end of the voltage regulatorcircuit, a gate of the fourteenth NMOS transistor is the fourteenthcontrolled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of thefourteenth NMOS transistor is connected to a second end of the thirdinductor and a drain of the thirteenth NMOS transistor separately, andthe first end and second end of the fourth capacitor are connected to adrain of the fourth NMOS transistor and the source of the thirteenthNMOS transistor respectively; and the voltage regulator circuit receivesa thirteenth PWM signal through the thirteenth controlled end, andreceives a fourteenth PWM signal through the fourteenth controlled end,so as to output the direct current signal of the first preset voltagethrough the first positive electrode output end and the first negativeelectrode output end.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the second possible implementation manner ofthe first aspect, the third possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, or the fourth possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, in a seventh possible implementation manner of the first aspect,the voltage regulator circuit has a fifteenth controlled end and asixteenth controlled end; and the voltage regulator circuit includes afifteenth NMOS transistor, a sixteenth NMOS transistor, a fifthcapacitor, and a fourth inductor, where a drain of the fifteenth NMOStransistor is the first positive electrode input end of the voltageregulator circuit, a second end of the fourth inductor is the firstnegative electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a firstend and a second end of the fifth capacitor are the first positiveelectrode output end and the first negative electrode output end of thevoltage regulator circuit respectively, a gate of the fifteenth NMOStransistor is the fifteenth controlled end of the voltage regulatorcircuit, a gate of the sixteenth NMOS transistor is the sixteenthcontrolled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a first end of thefourth inductor is connected to a source of the fifteenth NMOStransistor and a drain of the sixteenth NMOS transistor separately, asource of the sixteenth NMOS transistor is connected to the first end ofthe fifth capacitor, and the second end of the fifth capacitor isconnected to the second end of the fourth inductor; and the voltageregulator circuit receives a fifteenth PWM signal through the fifteenthcontrolled end, and receives a sixteenth PWM signal through thesixteenth controlled end, so as to output the direct current signal ofthe first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output endand the first negative electrode output end.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the second possible implementation manner ofthe first aspect, the third possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, the fourth possible implementation manner of the first aspect,the fifth possible implementation manner of the first aspect, the sixthpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, or the seventhpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, in an eighthpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, the voltageadjustment circuit has a seventeenth controlled end and an eighteenthcontrolled end; and the voltage adjustment circuit includes aseventeenth NMOS transistor, an eighteenth NMOS transistor, a sixthcapacitor, and a fifth inductor, where a drain of the seventeenth NMOStransistor is the third positive electrode input end of the voltageadjustment circuit, a source of the eighteenth NMOS transistor is thethird negative electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, afirst end of the sixth capacitor is the power supply end of the voltageadjustment circuit, a gate of the seventeenth NMOS transistor is theseventeenth controlled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate ofthe eighteenth NMOS transistor is the eighteenth controlled end of thevoltage adjustment circuit, a source of the seventeenth NMOS transistoris connected to a first end of the fifth inductor and a drain of theeighteenth NMOS transistor, the first end and a second end of the sixthcapacitor are connected to a second end of the fifth inductor and thesource of the eighteenth NMOS transistor respectively, and the secondend of the sixth capacitor is grounded; and the voltage adjustmentcircuit receives a seventeenth PWM signal of a second preset duty cyclethrough the seventeenth controlled end, and receives, through theeighteenth controlled end, an eighteenth PWM signal of a same cycle andsame timing as the seventeenth PWM signal, so as to adjust the powersource signal output through the power supply end.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the second possible implementation manner ofthe first aspect, the third possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, the fourth possible implementation manner of the first aspect,the fifth possible implementation manner of the first aspect, the sixthpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, or the seventhpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, in a ninth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, the voltage adjustmentcircuit has a nineteenth controlled end and a twentieth controlled end;and the voltage adjustment circuit includes a nineteenth NMOStransistor, a twentieth NMOS transistor, a seventh capacitor, and asixth inductor, where a first end of the sixth inductor is the thirdpositive electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a sourceof the nineteenth NMOS transistor is the third negative electrode inputend of the voltage adjustment circuit, a first end of the seventhcapacitor is the power supply end of the voltage adjustment circuit, agate of the nineteenth NMOS transistor is the nineteenth controlled endof the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of the twentieth NMOStransistor is the twentieth controlled end of the voltage adjustmentcircuit, a source of the twentieth NMOS transistor is connected to asecond end of the sixth inductor and a drain of the nineteenth NMOStransistor separately, a drain of the twentieth NMOS transistor isconnected to the first end of the seventh capacitor, and both the sourceof the nineteenth NMOS transistor and a second end of the seventhcapacitor are grounded; and the voltage adjustment circuit receives anineteenth PWM signal of a third preset duty cycle through thenineteenth controlled end, and receives, through the twentiethcontrolled end, a twentieth PWM signal of a same cycle and same timingas the nineteenth PWM signal, so as to adjust the power source signaloutput through the power supply end.

With reference to the first aspect, the first possible implementationmanner of the first aspect, the second possible implementation manner ofthe first aspect, the third possible implementation manner of the firstaspect, the fourth possible implementation manner of the first aspect,the fifth possible implementation manner of the first aspect, the sixthpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, or the seventhpossible implementation manner of the first aspect, in a tenth possibleimplementation manner of the first aspect, the voltage adjustmentcircuit has a twenty-first controlled end and a twenty-second controlledend; and the voltage adjustment circuit includes a twenty-first NMOStransistor, a twenty-second NMOS transistor, an eighth capacitor, and aseventh inductor, where a drain of the twenty-first NMOS transistor isthe third positive electrode input end of the voltage adjustmentcircuit, a second end of the seventh inductor is the third negativeelectrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a first end ofthe eighth capacitor is the power supply end of the voltage adjustmentcircuit, a gate of the twenty-first NMOS transistor is the twenty-firstcontrolled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of thetwenty-second NMOS transistor is the twenty-second controlled end of thevoltage adjustment circuit, a first end of the seventh inductor isconnected to a source of the twenty-first NMOS transistor and a drain ofthe twenty-second NMOS transistor separately, a source of thetwenty-second NMOS transistor is connected to the first end of theeighth capacitor, and both a second end of the eighth capacitor and thesecond end of the seventh inductor are grounded; and the voltageadjustment circuit receives a twenty-first PWM signal through thetwenty-first controlled end, and receives, through the twenty-secondcontrolled end, a twenty-second PWM signal of a same cycle and sametiming as the twenty-first PWM signal, so as to adjust the power sourcesignal output through the power supply end.

Benefits of the present invention are: firstly, a voltage regulatorcircuit performs voltage regulation and adjustment, and outputs a directcurrent signal of a first preset voltage to an impedance isolationcircuit; secondly, the impedance isolation circuit performs poweradjustment, and because a signal used when the impedance isolationcircuit performs the power adjustment is a direct current signal of aconstant voltage (a first preset voltage), it is unnecessary to ensurethat a control signal required by the impedance isolation circuit and acontrol signal required by the voltage regulator circuit are of a samecycle or same timing, and therefore, it can further be ensured thatpower input from a primary coil of a transformer is constant; finally,it can be ensured that an electric signal provided by a voltageadjustment circuit for a load module is constant.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

To describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the presentinvention more clearly, the following briefly introduces theaccompanying drawings required for describing the embodiments or theprior art. The accompanying drawings in the following description showmerely some embodiments of the present invention, and a person ofordinary skill in the art may still derive other drawings from theseaccompanying drawings without creative efforts.

FIG. 1 is a circuit diagram of a power supply bus circuit in the priorart;

FIG. 2 is a diagram of a first circuit structure of a power supply buscircuit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a diagram of a first compositional structure of an impedanceisolation circuit 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a diagram of a second compositional structure of an impedanceisolation circuit 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a diagram of a second circuit structure of a power supply buscircuit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a diagram of a third circuit structure of a power supply buscircuit according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a circuit diagram of a constant voltage circuit 4 according toan embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a first circuit diagram of a voltage regulator circuit 1according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a second circuit diagram of a voltage regulator circuit 1according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 10 is a third circuit diagram of a voltage regulator circuit 1according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 11 is a first circuit diagram of a voltage adjustment circuit 3according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 12 is a second circuit diagram of a voltage adjustment circuit 3according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a third circuit diagram of a voltage adjustment circuit 3according to an embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 14 is a waveform diagram of a PWM signal (including a PWM signalused to control an NMOS transistor in impedance isolation circuit 2shown in FIG. 2, and further including a PWM signal used to control anNMOS transistor in voltage adjustment circuit 3 shown in FIG. 11).

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of thepresent invention clearer and more comprehensible, the following furtherdescribes the present invention in detail with reference to theaccompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that thespecific embodiments described herein are merely used to explain thepresent invention but are not intended to limit the present invention.To describe the technical solutions of the present invention, thefollowing description uses specific embodiments.

FIG. 2 shows a first compositional structure of a power supply buscircuit according to an embodiment of the present invention, and forconvenience of description, only a part related to the embodiment of thepresent invention is shown. Detailed descriptions are as follows.

As shown in FIG. 2, the power supply bus circuit provided in theembodiment of the present invention includes a voltage regulator circuit1 and an impedance isolation circuit 2, and further includes one or morevoltage adjustment circuits 3. The voltage adjustment circuit 3 may bedisposed in a place close to an electronic device, to supply power tothe electronic device. The voltage adjustment circuit 3 may be disposedin an electronic device to supply power to an entire circuit in theelectronic device or a part of the circuit; and in addition, voltageadjustment circuits 3 may be disposed in different electronic devices,and it is required that, when voltage adjustment circuits 3 aredesigned, electronic components with different parameters are selectedfor different electronic devices, to meet voltage requirements of thedifferent electronic devices. As a specific implementation manner, thevoltage regulator circuit 1 and the impedance isolation circuit 2 may berelatively far from the voltage adjustment circuit 3 (for example, boththe voltage regulator circuit 1 and the impedance isolation circuit 2are disposed outside an electronic device and in places relatively farfrom the electronic device), and therefore, a direct current signaloutput from the impedance isolation circuit 2 can be used by differentvoltage adjustment circuits 3 (one or more voltage adjustment circuitsdisposed in different electronic devices). As a specific implementationmanner, there are multiple circuit modules in an electronic device,where each of the circuit modules supplies power by using a differentvoltage adjustment circuit 3, and in addition, the voltage regulatorcircuit 1 and/or the impedance isolation circuit 2 may also be disposedin the electronic device, and the impedance isolation circuit 2 is usedto output a same direct current signal to each voltage adjustmentcircuit 3.

The voltage regulator circuit 1 has a first positive electrode input endVI1+, a first negative electrode input end VI1−, a first positiveelectrode output end VO1+, and a first negative electrode output endVO1−; and the voltage regulator circuit 1 receives a direct currentsignal through the first positive electrode input end VI1+ and the firstnegative electrode input end VI1−, adjusts a voltage of the directcurrent signal to a first preset voltage, and outputs a direct currentsignal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrodeoutput end VO1+ and the first negative electrode output end VO1−. Aftermains is filtered by an electromagnetic interference (EMI) power sourcefilter and converted from an alternating current to a direct current, adirect current signal (for example, a direct current signal ranging from36 volts to 72 volts) is generated; the voltage regulator circuit 1receives, through the first positive electrode input end VI1+, thedirect current signal with a high electric potential, and receives,through the first negative electrode input end VI1−, the direct currentsignal with a low electric potential. The voltage regulator circuit 1converts the direct current signal to an alternating current signal offirst fixed power, then converts the alternating current signal of thefirst fixed power to a direct current signal that is of a direct currentand has the first preset voltage, outputs, through the first positiveelectrode output end VO1+, the direct current signal that is of thefirst preset voltage and with a high electric potential, and outputs,through the first negative electrode output end VO1−, the direct currentsignal that is of the first preset voltage and with a low electricpotential.

The impedance isolation circuit 2 has a second positive electrode inputend VI2+, a second negative electrode input end VI2−, a second positiveelectrode output end VO2+, and a second negative electrode output endVO2−, where the second positive electrode input end VI2+ is connected tothe first positive electrode output end VO1+ of the voltage regulatorcircuit 1, and the second negative electrode input end VI2− is connectedto the first negative electrode output end VO1− of the voltage regulatorcircuit 1, and the impedance isolation circuit 2 receives the directcurrent signal of the first preset voltage through the second positiveelectrode input end VI2+ and the second negative electrode input endVI2−, adjusts the direct current signal of the first preset voltage toan alternating current signal, outputs the alternating current signal inan isolated way by using a transformer, and outputs an isolated directcurrent signal through the second positive electrode output end VO2+ andthe second negative electrode output end VO2−. The impedance isolationcircuit 2 receives the direct current signal that is of the first presetvoltage and output by the voltage regulator circuit 1, and the directcurrent signal that is of the first preset voltage and with a highelectric potential is received through the second positive electrodeinput end VI2+, and the direct current signal that is of the firstpreset voltage and with a low electric potential is received through thesecond negative electrode input end VI2−. The impedance isolationcircuit 2 adjusts the direct current signal of the first preset voltageto an alternating current signal of second fixed power; then, thealternating current signal of the second fixed power is input to thetransformer through a primary coil, and the transformer performs voltageconversion and isolation (including impedance isolation) on the inputalternating current signal; the impedance isolation circuit 2 convertsan alternating current signal that is output in an isolated way througha secondary coil of the transformer, to an isolated direct currentsignal, outputs the isolated direct current signal with a high electricpotential through the second positive electrode output end VO2+, andoutputs the isolated direct current signal (generally, an earth signal)with a low electric potential through the second negative electrodeoutput end VO2−. It should be noted that, because an electric signaloutput by the voltage regulator circuit 1 to the impedance isolationcircuit 2 is the direct current signal of the first preset voltage, itis unnecessary to ensure that a control signal (for example, a PWMsignal) required by the voltage regulator circuit 1 to convert a directcurrent to an alternating current and a control signal (for example, aPWM signal) required by the impedance isolation circuit 2 to convert adirect current to an alternating current are of a same cycle or sametiming; in this way, for the control signal required by the voltageregulator circuit 1 to convert a direct current to an alternatingcurrent and the control signal required by the impedance isolationcircuit 2 to convert a direct current to an alternating current, controlsignals of different cycles and/or different timing may be usedrespectively. It should be noted that, because the voltage regulatorcircuit 1 adjusts a direct current signal that is in a different voltagerange (for example, a direct current signal ranging from 36 volts to 72volts) to the direct current signal of the first preset voltage, avoltage of a direct current signal adjusted and output by the voltageregulator circuit 1 may be slightly higher or lower than the firstpreset voltage, and therefore, when the impedance isolation circuit 2adjusts the direct current signal of the first preset voltage to analternating current signal, a control signal (for example, a PWM signal)is further used to adjust the direct current signal of the first presetvoltage to a constant alternating current signal of the second fixedpower.

The voltage adjustment circuit 3 has a third positive electrode inputend VI3+, a third negative electrode input end VI3−, and a power supplyend VO, where the third positive electrode input end VI3+ is connectedto the second positive electrode output end VO2+ of the impedanceisolation circuit 2, and the third negative electrode input end VI3− isconnected to the second negative electrode output end VO2− of theimpedance isolation circuit 2; and the voltage adjustment circuit 3receives the isolated direct current signal through the third positiveelectrode input end VI3+ and the third negative electrode input endVI3−, chops the isolated direct current signal according to designatedconduction time, converts a chopped electric signal to a power sourcesignal of a constant direct current, and outputs the power source signalthrough the power supply end VO. The voltage adjustment circuit 3receives the isolated direct current signal with a high electricpotential through the third positive electrode input end VI3+, andreceives the isolated direct current signal (generally, an earth signal)with a low electric potential through the third negative electrode inputend VI3−. Then, conduction time is determined according to a voltagerequired by a load module, and the isolated direct current signal ischopped by using a control signal indicating the conduction time, togenerate a variable direct current signal; and the variable directcurrent signal is further adjusted to a constant direct current signal(that is, a power source signal of a constant direct current), where theadjusted power source signal is of the voltage required by the loadmodule. In this way, the conduction time may be adjusted according tovoltages required by different load modules, to ensure that the voltageadjustment circuit 3 can output a power source signal having the voltagerequired by the load module. In a specific implementation manner of thepresent invention, if the isolated direct current signal received by thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 through the third positive electrode inputend VI3+ and the third negative electrode input end VI3− is a constantdirect current signal, it is unnecessary to ensure that a control signalthat is used by the voltage adjustment circuit 3 for chopping and hasthe foregoing conduction time and a control signal required by theimpedance isolation circuit 2 to convert a direct current to analternating current are of a same cycle or same timing. In a specificimplementation manner of the present invention, if the isolated directcurrent signal received by the voltage adjustment circuit 3 through thethird positive electrode input end VI3+ and the third negative electrodeinput end VI3− is a direct current signal (for example, a PWM signal)that is voltage-varying and direction-constant, it is necessary toensure that a control signal that is used by the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 for chopping and has the foregoing conduction time and acontrol signal required by the impedance isolation circuit 2 to converta direct current to an alternating current are of a same cycle and sametiming. Only in this way can it be ensured that chopping is performed inthe conduction time on the isolated direct current with a high electricpotential, thereby further ensuring that a voltage adjustment circuit 3supplying power to a load module outputs a power source signal of avoltage required by the load module.

FIG. 3 shows a first compositional structure of the impedance isolationcircuit 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and forconvenience of description, only a part related to the embodiment of thepresent invention is shown. Detailed descriptions are as follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 3, theimpedance isolation circuit 2 further has a third controlled end K3, afourth controlled end K4, a fifth controlled end K5, a sixth controlledend K6, a seventh controlled end K7, and an eighth controlled end K8;and the impedance isolation circuit 2 includes a third NMOS transistorQ3, a fourth NMOS transistor Q4, a fifth NMOS transistor Q5, a sixthNMOS transistor Q6, a seventh NMOS transistor Q7, an eighth NMOStransistor Q8, and a transformer T1.

A drain of the third NMOS transistor Q3 is the second positive electrodeinput end VI2+ of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a source of thesixth NMOS transistor Q6 is the second negative electrode input end VI2−of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a source of the eighth NMOStransistor Q8 is the second negative electrode output end VO2− of theimpedance isolation circuit 2, a dotted end of a second secondary coilof the transformer T1 is the second positive electrode output end VO2+of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a gate of the third NMOStransistor Q3 is the third controlled end K3 of the impedance isolationcircuit 2, a gate of the fourth NMOS transistor Q4 is the fourthcontrolled end K4 of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a gate of thefifth NMOS transistor Q5 is the fifth controlled end K5 of the impedanceisolation circuit 2, a gate of the sixth NMOS transistor Q6 is the sixthcontrolled end K6 of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a gate of theseventh NMOS transistor Q7 is the seventh controlled end K7 of theimpedance isolation circuit 2, a gate of the eighth NMOS transistor Q8is the eighth controlled end K8 of the impedance isolation circuit 2, asource of the third NMOS transistor Q3 is connected to a drain of thesixth NMOS transistor Q6 and an undotted end of a primary coil of thetransformer T1 separately, a drain of the fourth NMOS transistor Q4 isconnected to the drain of the third NMOS transistor Q3, a source of thefourth NMOS transistor Q4 is connected to a drain of the fifth NMOStransistor Q5 and a dotted end of the primary coil of the transformer T1separately, a source of the fifth NMOS transistor Q5 is connected to thesource of the sixth NMOS transistor Q6, a source of the seventh NMOStransistor Q7 is connected to the source of the eighth NMOS transistorQ8, a drain of the eighth NMOS transistor Q8 is connected to an undottedend of the second secondary coil of the transformer T1, and a dotted endand an undotted end of a first secondary coil of the transformer T1 areconnected to a drain of the seventh NMOS transistor Q7 and the dottedend of the second secondary coil of the transformer T1 respectively.

The impedance isolation circuit 2 receives a third PWM signal of a firstpreset duty cycle through the third controlled end K3 and the fifthcontrolled end K5 separately, receives, through the fourth controlledend K4 and the sixth controlled end K6 separately, a fourth PWM signalthat differs from the third PWM signal by half a cycle, receives,through the seventh controlled end K7, a seventh PWM signal that isinverse to the fourth PWM signal in phase, and receives, through theeighth controlled end K8, an eighth PWM signal that is inverse to thethird PWM signal in phase, so that the second positive electrode outputend VO2+ and the second negative electrode output end VO2− output anisolated PWM electric signal whose duty cycle is twice the first presetduty cycle.

It should be noted that, because the direct current signal output by thevoltage regulator circuit 1 is the direct current signal of the firstpreset voltage, the third PWM signal required by the impedance isolationcircuit 2 may further be determined (the first preset duty cycle of thethird PWM signal is determined). In a specific implementation manner ofthe present invention, a control module is used to provide controlsignals (including the third PWM signal and the fourth PWM signal) tothe power supply bus circuit; and further, even if a voltage of thedirect current signal output by the voltage regulator circuit 1 isslightly higher or lower than the first preset voltage, the controlmodule may still detect a voltage of a direct current signal received bythe impedance isolation circuit 2 through the second positive electrodeinput end VI2+ and the second negative electrode input end VI2−,determine a voltage difference between the detected voltage and thefirst preset voltage, and adjust, according to the voltage difference,the third PWM signal (the first preset duty cycle of the third PWMsignal is redetermined) and the fourth PWM signal that are required bythe impedance isolation circuit 2. In this way, it is ensured that powerof an alternating current signal input through the primary coil of thetransformer T1 is fixed.

In this embodiment, according to a wave-form relationship among thethird PWM signal, the fourth PWM signal, the seventh PWM signal, and theeighth PWM signal, the following may be known.

(1) When the third NMOS transistor Q3 and the fifth NMOS transistor Q5are conductive, the seventh NMOS transistor Q7 is conductive, and thefourth NMOS transistor Q4, the sixth NMOS transistor Q6, and the eighthNMOS transistor Q8 are cut off; and in this way, the impedance isolationcircuit 2 outputs an electric signal in an isolated way by using thefirst secondary coil and the seventh NMOS transistor Q7, and an electricsignal with a high electric potential is output through the secondpositive electrode output end VO2+, and an electric signal (generally,an earth signal) with at a low electric potential is output through thesecond negative electrode output end VO2−.

(2) When the fourth NMOS transistor Q4 and the sixth NMOS transistor Q6are conductive, the eighth NMOS transistor Q8 is conductive, and thethird NMOS transistor Q3, the fifth NMOS transistor Q5, and the seventhNMOS transistor Q7 are cut off; and in this way, the impedance isolationcircuit 2 outputs an electric signal in an isolated way by using thesecond secondary coil and the eighth NMOS transistor Q8, and an electricsignal with a high electric potential is output through the secondpositive electrode output end VO2+, and an electric signal (generally,an earth signal) with a low electric potential is output through thesecond negative electrode output end VO2−.

By combining (1) and (2), it may be seen that, because the impedanceisolation circuit 2 constantly outputs an electric signal with a highelectric potential through the second positive electrode output endVO2+, and outputs an electric signal with a low electric potentialthrough the second negative electrode output end VO2−, an electricsignal output by the impedance isolation circuit 2 constantly throughthe second positive electrode output end VO2+ is a direct current signalwith a high electric potential, and an electric signal output throughthe second negative electrode output end VO2− is a direct current signal(generally, an earth signal) with a low electric potential. In addition,a duty cycle of the direct current signal, output through the secondpositive output end VO2+, with a high electric potential is twice thefirst preset duty cycle.

Preferably, to ensure that the direct current signal of the first presetvoltage can be efficiently converted to the isolated direct currentsignal, the first preset duty cycle of the third PWM signal received bythe impedance isolation circuit 2 is close to 50% (for example, 48%);because the duty cycle of the direct current signal, output by theimpedance isolation circuit 2 through the second positive electrodeoutput end VO2+, with a high electric potential is twice the firstpreset duty cycle (a duty cycle close to 100%), the direct currentsignal output by the voltage regulator circuit 1 is efficiently coupledfor output by using the transformer T1, and isolated output isimplemented by using the transformer 1.

FIG. 4 shows a second compositional structure of the impedance isolationcircuit 2 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and forconvenience of description, only a part related to the embodiment of thepresent invention is shown. Detailed descriptions are as follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, an impedance isolationcircuit 2 implemented by using a push-pull transformer T2 is provided,and as shown in FIG. 4, the impedance isolation circuit 2 has a ninthcontrolled end K9, a tenth controlled end K10, an eleventh controlledend K11, and a twelfth controlled end K12; and the impedance isolationcircuit 2 includes a ninth NMOS transistor Q9, a tenth NMOS transistorQ10, an eleventh NMOS transistor Q11, a twelfth NMOS transistor Q12, andthe transformer T2.

A tap end of a primary coil of the transformer T2 is a second positiveelectrode input end VI2+ of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a sourceof the ninth NMOS transistor Q9 is a second negative electrode input endVI2− of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a source of the twelfth NMOStransistor Q12 is connected to a second negative electrode output endVO2− of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a dotted end of a secondsecondary coil of the transformer T2 is connected to a second positiveelectrode output end VO2+ of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a gateof the ninth NMOS transistor Q9 is the ninth controlled end K9 of theimpedance isolation circuit 2, a gate of the tenth NMOS transistor Q10is the tenth controlled end K10 of the impedance isolation circuit 2, agate of the eleventh NMOS transistor Q11 is the eleventh controlled endK11 of the impedance isolation circuit 2, a gate of the twelfth NMOStransistor Q12 is the twelfth controlled end K12 of the impedanceisolation circuit 2, a drain of the ninth NMOS transistor Q9 isconnected to a dotted end of the primary coil of the transformer T2, adrain and a source of the tenth NMOS transistor Q10 are connected to anundotted end of the primary coil of the transformer T2 and the source ofthe ninth NMOS transistor Q9 respectively, a source of the eleventh NMOStransistor Q11 is connected to the source of the twelfth NMOS transistorQ12, a drain of the twelfth NMOS transistor Q12 is connected to anundotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformer T2, and adotted end and an undotted end of a first secondary coil of thetransformer T2 are connected to a drain of the eleventh NMOS transistorQ11 and the dotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformerT2 respectively.

The impedance isolation circuit 2 receives a ninth PWM signal of a firstpreset duty cycle through the ninth controlled end K9, receives, throughthe tenth controlled end K10, a tenth PWM signal that differs from theninth PWM signal by half a cycle, receives, through the eleventhcontrolled end K11, an eleventh PWM signal that is inverse to the tenthPWM signal in phase, and receives, through the twelfth controlled endK12, a twelfth PWM signal that is inverse to the ninth PWM signal inphase, so that the second positive electrode output end VO2+ and thesecond negative electrode output end VO2− output an isolated PWMelectric signal whose duty cycle is twice the first preset duty cycle.

Similarly, because the direct current signal output by the voltageregulator circuit 1 is the direct current signal of the first presetvoltage, the ninth PWM signal required by the impedance isolationcircuit 2 may further be determined (the first preset duty cycle of theninth PWM signal is determined). In a specific implementation manner ofthe present invention, a control module is used to provide controlsignals (including the ninth PWM signal and the tenth PWM signal) to thepower supply bus circuit; and further, even if a voltage of the directcurrent signal output by the voltage regulator circuit 1 is slightlyhigher or lower than the first preset voltage, the control module maystill detect a voltage of a direct current signal received by theimpedance isolation circuit 2 through the second positive electrodeinput end VI2+ and the second negative electrode input end VI2−,determine a voltage difference between the detected voltage and thefirst preset voltage, and adjust, according to the voltage difference,the ninth PWM signal (the first preset duty cycle of the ninth PWMsignal is redetermined) and the tenth PWM signal that are required bythe impedance isolation circuit 2. In this way, it is ensured that powerof an alternating current signal input through the primary coil of thetransformer T2 is fixed.

In this embodiment, according to a wave-form relationship among theninth PWM signal, the tenth PWM signal, the eleventh PWM signal, and thetwelfth PWM signal, the following may be known.

(3) When the ninth NMOS transistor Q9 is conductive, the eleventh NMOStransistor Q11 is conductive, and the tenth NMOS transistor Q10 and thetwelfth NMOS transistor Q12 are cut off; and in this way, the impedanceisolation circuit 2 outputs an electric signal in an isolated way byusing the first secondary coil and the eleventh NMOS transistor Q11, andthen outputs an electric signal with a high electric potential throughthe second positive electrode output end VO2+, and outputs an electricsignal (generally, an earth signal) with a low electric potentialthrough the second negative electrode output end VO2−.

(4) When the tenth NMOS transistor Q10 is conductive, the twelfth NMOStransistor Q12 is conductive, and the ninth NMOS transistor Q9 and theeleventh NMOS transistor Q11 are cut off; and in this way, the impedanceisolation circuit 2 outputs an electric signal in an isolated way byusing the second secondary coil and the twelfth NMOS transistor Q12, andthen outputs an electric signal with a high electric potential throughthe second positive electrode output end VO2+, and outputs an electricsignal (generally, an earth signal) with a low electric potentialthrough the second negative electrode output end VO2−.

By combining (3) and (4), it may be seen that, because the impedanceisolation circuit 2 constantly outputs an electric signal with a highelectric potential through the second positive electrode output endVO2+, and outputs an electric signal with a low electric potentialthrough the second negative electrode output end VO2−, an electricsignal output by the impedance isolation circuit 2 constantly throughthe second positive electrode output end VO2+ is a direct current signalwith a high electric potential, and an electric signal output throughthe second negative electrode output end VO2− is a direct current signal(generally, an earth signal) with a low electric potential. In addition,a duty cycle of the direct current signal, output through the secondpositive electrode output end VO2+, with a high electric potential istwice the first preset duty cycle.

Preferably, to ensure that the direct current signal of the first presetvoltage can be efficiently converted to the isolated direct currentsignal, the first preset duty cycle of the ninth PWM signal received bythe impedance isolation circuit 2 is close to 50% (for example, 48%);because the duty cycle of the direct current signal, output by theimpedance isolation circuit 2 through the second positive electrodeoutput end VO2+, with a high electric potential is twice the firstpreset duty cycle (a duty cycle close to 100%), the direct currentsignal output by the voltage regulator circuit 1 is efficiently coupledfor output by using the transformer T2, and isolated output isimplemented by using the transformer 2.

In an embodiment of the present invention, the power supply bus circuitfurther includes a constant voltage circuit 4; and the constant voltagecircuit 4 is connected in series between the impedance isolation circuit2 and each of the voltage adjustment circuits 3. Manners for connectingthe constant voltage circuit 4 in series between the impedance isolationcircuit 2 and the voltage adjustment circuit 3 include at least thefollowing two types.

1. According to a second compositional structure of the power supply buscircuit shown in FIG. 5, the second positive electrode output end VO2+and the second negative electrode output end VO2− of the impedanceisolation circuit 2 are connected to a fourth positive electrode inputend VI4+ and a fourth negative electrode input end VI4− of one constantvoltage circuit 4 respectively, and after the isolated direct currentsignal output by the impedance isolation circuit 2 is adjusted to adirect current signal of a constant voltage by using the constantvoltage circuit 4, the direct current signal of the constant voltage isoutput to each of the voltage adjustment circuits 3; in this way, it isunnecessary that a control signal that is used by the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 for chopping and has the foregoing conduction time and acontrol signal required by the impedance isolation circuit 2 to converta direct current to an alternating current are of a same cycle or sametiming, and by adjusting, according to a voltage requirement of a loadmodule, the conduction time of the control signal used for chopping, thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 can output a direct current signal of avoltage required by the load module.

2. According to a third compositional structure of the power supply buscircuit shown in FIG. 6, the number of constant voltage circuits 4included in the power supply bus circuit equals at least the number ofvoltage adjustment circuits 3, and each of the voltage adjustmentcircuits 3 is separately connected, by using the third positiveelectrode input end VI3+ and the third negative electrode input endVI3−, to a fourth positive electrode output end VO4+ and a fourthnegative electrode output end VO4− of one constant voltage circuit 4; inthis way, it is unnecessary that a control signal that is used by thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 for chopping and has the foregoingconduction time and a control signal required by the impedance isolationcircuit 2 to convert a direct current to an alternating current are of asame cycle or same timing, and by directly adjusting, according to avoltage requirement of a load module, the conduction time of the controlsignal used for chopping, the voltage adjustment circuit 3 can output adirect current signal of a voltage required by the load module, andfurther, a beat noise generated between multiple voltage adjustmentcircuits 3 that use control signals of different cycles may be avoided.

The constant voltage circuit 4 has a fourth positive electrode input endVI4+, a fourth negative electrode input end VI4−, a fourth positiveelectrode output end VO4+, and a fourth negative electrode output endVO4−, where the fourth positive electrode input end VI4+ and the fourthnegative electrode input end VI4− are connected to the second positiveelectrode output end VO2+ and the second negative electrode output endVO2− of the impedance isolation circuit 2 respectively, and the fourthpositive electrode output end VO4+ and the fourth negative electrodeoutput end VO4− are connected to the third positive electrode input endVI3+ and the third negative electrode input end VI3− of the voltageadjustment circuit 3 respectively; and then, the constant voltagecircuit 4 receives, through the fourth positive electrode input end VI4+and the fourth negative electrode input end VI4−, the isolated directcurrent signal output by the impedance isolation circuit 2, adjusts avoltage of the isolated direct current signal to a second preset voltagethat is constant, and outputs the isolated direct current signal of thesecond preset voltage through the fourth positive electrode output endVO4+ and the fourth negative electrode output end VO4−.

If the isolated direct current signal received by the constant voltagecircuit 4 through the fourth positive electrode input end VI4+ and thefourth negative electrode input end VI4− is a direct current signal of avariable voltage, the isolated direct current signal is adjusted to aconstant-voltage direct current signal of the second preset voltage.Certainly, if the isolated direct current signal received by theconstant voltage circuit 4 through the fourth positive electrode inputend VI4+ and the fourth negative electrode input end VI4− is a directcurrent signal of a constant voltage, only the isolated direct currentsignal is adjusted to a direct current signal of the second presetvoltage.

In this way, an electric signal received by each of the voltageadjustment circuits 3 through the third positive electrode input endVI3+ and the third negative electrode input end VI3− is aconstant-voltage direct current signal of the second preset voltage; andit is unnecessary that a control signal that is used by the voltageadjustment circuit 3 for chopping and has the foregoing conduction timeand a control signal required by the impedance isolation circuit 2 toconvert a direct current to an alternating current are of a same cycleor same timing, and by adjusting, only according to a voltagerequirement of a load module, the conduction time of the control signalused for chopping, the voltage adjustment circuit 3 can output a directcurrent signal of a voltage required by the load module.

FIG. 7 shows a specific implementation circuit of the constant voltagecircuit 4 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and forconvenience of description, only a part related to the embodiment of thepresent invention is shown. Detailed descriptions are as follows.

In an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 7,the constant voltage circuit 4 includes a first inductor L1 and a firstcapacitor C1, where a first end and a second end of the first inductorL1 are the fourth positive electrode input end VI4+ and the fourthpositive electrode output end VO4+ of the constant voltage circuit 4respectively, a first end of the first capacitor C1 is connected to thesecond end of the first inductor L1, a second end of the first capacitorC1 is connected to the fourth negative electrode input end VI4− and thefourth negative electrode output end VO4− of the constant voltagecircuit 4 separately.

If the isolated direct current signal received by the constant voltagecircuit 4 through the fourth positive electrode input end VI4+ and thefourth negative electrode input end VI4− is a direct current signal of avariable voltage, the constant voltage circuit 4 performs low-passfiltering on the direct current signal by using the first inductor L1and the first capacitor C1, to regulate the voltage, and outputs theconstant-voltage direct current signal of the second preset voltage tothe voltage adjustment circuit 3 through the fourth positive electrodeoutput end VO4+ and the fourth negative electrode output end VO4−. If anelectric signal received through the fourth positive electrode input endVI4+ and the fourth negative electrode input end VI4− is a directcurrent signal of a constant voltage, the isolated direct current signalis adjusted to a direct current signal of the second preset voltage byonly using the first inductor L1, and the constant-voltage directcurrent signal of the second preset voltage is output to the voltageadjustment circuit 3 through the fourth positive electrode output endVO4+ and the fourth negative electrode output end VO4−.

FIG. 8 shows a first specific implementation circuit of the voltageregulator circuit 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention,and for convenience of description, only a part related to theembodiment of the present invention is shown. Detailed descriptions areas follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 8, thevoltage regulator circuit 1 has a first controlled end K1 and a secondcontrolled end K2; and the voltage regulator circuit 1 includes a firstNMOS transistor Q1, a second NMOS transistor Q2, a third capacitor C3,and a second inductor L2.

A drain of the first NMOS transistor Q1 is the first positive electrodeinput end VI1+ of the voltage regulator circuit 1, a source of thesecond NMOS transistor Q2 is the first negative electrode input end VI1−of the voltage regulator circuit 1, a first end of the third capacitorC3 is the first positive electrode output end VO1+ of the voltageregulator circuit 1, a second end of the third capacitor C3 is the firstnegative electrode output end VO1− of the voltage regulator circuit 1, agate of the first NMOS transistor Q1 is the first controlled end K1 ofthe voltage regulator circuit 1, a gate of the second NMOS transistor Q2is the second controlled end K2 of the voltage regulator circuit 1, asource of the first NMOS transistor Q1 is connected to a first end ofthe second inductor L2, a drain of the second NMOS transistor Q2 isconnected to the first end of the second inductor L2, the first end andthe second end of the third capacitor C3 are connected to a second endof the second inductor L2 and the source of the second NMOS transistorQ2 respectively; and the voltage regulator circuit 1 receives a firstPWM signal through the first controlled end K1, and receives a secondPWM signal through the second controlled end K2, so as to output thedirect current signal of the first preset voltage through the firstpositive electrode output end VO1+ and the first negative electrodeoutput end VO1−.

In this embodiment, after mains is filtered by an EMI power sourcefilter and converted from an alternating current to a direct current, adirect current signal (for example, a direct current signal ranging from36 volts to 72 volts) is generated, and a voltage range of the generateddirect current signal is relatively wide, and therefore, the first PWMsignal and/or the second PWM signal needs to be adjusted for differentvoltages in the voltage range; because conduction time of the first NMOStransistor Q1 is controlled by the first PWM signal, and conduction timeof the second NMOS transistor Q2 is controlled by the second PWM signal,the first PWM signal and the second PWM signal may be usedcollaboratively to control power of an alternating current signal inputto a low-pass filtering circuit formed by the third capacitor C3 and thesecond inductor L2 to be first fixed power, so that it is ensured thatthe direct current signal output by the low-pass filter (formed by thethird capacitor C3 and the second inductor L2) has the first presetvoltage, and that the direct current signal of the first preset voltageis output through the first positive electrode output end VO1+ and thefirst negative electrode output VO1−.

Preferably, the voltage regulator circuit 1 further includes a secondcapacitor C2, where a first end and a second end of the second capacitorC2 are connected to the drain of the first NMOS transistor Q1 and thesource of the second NMOS transistor Q2 respectively. In this way, thevoltage regulator circuit 1 may perform, by using the second capacitorC2, low-pass filtering on a direct current signal received through thefirst positive electrode input end VI1+ and the first negative electrodeinput end VI1−, to filter out high-frequency noise signals other thanthe direct current signal, so as to prevent the high-frequency noisesignals from doing harm to electronic parts of the voltage regulatorcircuit 1, the impedance isolation circuit 2, and the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3.

FIG. 9 shows a second specific implementation circuit of the voltageregulator circuit 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention,and for convenience of description, only a part related to theembodiment of the present invention is shown. Detailed descriptions areas follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 9, thevoltage regulator circuit 1 has a thirteenth controlled end K13 and afourteenth controlled end K14; and the voltage regulator circuit 1includes a thirteenth NMOS transistor Q13, a fourteenth NMOS transistorQ14, a fourth capacitor C4, and a third inductor L3.

A first end of the third inductor L3 is the first positive electrodeinput end VI1+ of the voltage regulator circuit 1, a source of thethirteenth NMOS transistor Q13 is the first negative electrode input endVI1− of the voltage regulator circuit 1, a first end and a second end ofthe fourth capacitor C4 are the first positive electrode output end VO1+and the first negative electrode output end VO1− of the voltageregulator circuit 1 respectively, a gate of the thirteenth NMOStransistor Q13 is the thirteenth controlled end K13 of the voltageregulator circuit 1, a gate of the fourteenth NMOS transistor Q14 is thefourteenth controlled end K14 of the voltage regulator circuit 1, asource of the fourteenth NMOS transistor Q14 is connected to a secondend of the third inductor L3 and a drain of the thirteenth NMOStransistor Q13 separately, and the first end and second end of thefourth capacitor C4 are connected to a drain of the fourth NMOStransistor Q14 and the source of the thirteenth NMOS transistor Q13respectively.

The voltage regulator circuit 1 receives a thirteenth PWM signal throughthe thirteenth controlled end K13, and receives a fourteenth PWM signalthrough the fourteenth controlled end K14, so as to output the directcurrent signal of the first preset voltage through the first positiveelectrode output end VO1+ and the first negative electrode output endVO1−.

In this embodiment, a direct current signal received through the firstpositive electrode input end VI1+ and the first negative electrode inputend VI1− is a direct current signal in a relatively wide voltage range,but an upper limit voltage of the voltage range is less than or equal tothe first preset voltage. This embodiment provides a boost circuit(formed by the thirteenth NMOS transistor Q13, the fourteenth NMOStransistor Q14, the fourth capacitor C4, and the third inductor L3), andtherefore, after the thirteenth PWM signal and/or the fourteenth PWMsignal is determined according to different voltages in the voltagerange, it can be ensured that a voltage of a direct current signaloutput through the first positive electrode output end VO1+ and thefirst negative electrode output end VO1− is the first preset voltage,and the first preset voltage is greater than or equal to a voltage ofthe direct current signal received through the first positive electrodeinput end VI1+ and the first negative electrode input end VI1−.

FIG. 10 shows a third specific implementation circuit of the voltageregulator circuit 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention,and for convenience of description, only a part related to theembodiment of the present invention is shown. Detailed descriptions areas follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 10, thevoltage regulator circuit 1 has a fifteenth controlled end K15 and asixteenth controlled end K16; and the voltage regulator circuit 1includes a fifteenth NMOS transistor Q15, a sixteenth NMOS transistorQ16, a fifth capacitor C5, and a fourth inductor L4.

A drain of the fifteenth NMOS transistor Q15 is the first positiveelectrode input end VI1+ of the voltage regulator circuit 1, a secondend of the fourth inductor L4 is the first negative electrode input endVI1− of the voltage regulator circuit 1, a first end and a second end ofthe fifth capacitor C5 are the first positive electrode output end VO1+and the first negative electrode output end VO1− of the voltageregulator circuit 1 respectively, a gate of the fifteenth NMOStransistor Q15 is the fifteenth controlled end K15 of the voltageregulator circuit 1, a gate of the sixteenth NMOS transistor Q16 is thesixteenth controlled end K16 of the voltage regulator circuit 1, a firstend of the fourth inductor L4 is connected to a source of the fifteenthNMOS transistor Q15 and a drain of the sixteenth NMOS transistor Q16separately, a source of the sixteenth NMOS transistor Q16 is connectedto the first end of the fifth capacitor C5, and the second end of thefifth capacitor C5 is connected to the second end of the fourth inductorL4.

The voltage regulator circuit 1 receives a fifteenth PWM signal throughthe fifteenth controlled end K15, and receives a sixteenth PWM signalthrough the sixteenth controlled end K16, so as to output the directcurrent signal of the first preset voltage through the first positiveelectrode output end VO1+ and the first negative electrode output endVO1−.

In this embodiment, a direct current signal received through the firstpositive electrode input end VI1+ and the first negative electrode inputend VI1− is a direct current signal in a relatively wide voltage range,where the voltage range may include the first preset voltage, and thefirst preset voltage may be greater than an upper limit voltage of thevoltage range, or the first preset voltage may be less than a lowerlimit voltage of the voltage range; with respect to a case in which thefirst preset voltage may be greater than, less than, or equal to avoltage of the direct current signal received through the first positiveelectrode input end VI1+ and the first negative electrode input endVI1−, this embodiment provides a buck-boost circuit (formed by thefifteenth NMOS transistor Q15, the sixteenth NMOS transistor Q16, thefifth capacitor C5, and the fourth inductor L4), and after thethirteenth PWM signal and/or the fourteenth PWM signal is determinedaccording to a voltage difference between the first preset voltage and avoltage of the direct current signal received through the first positiveelectrode input end VI1+ and the first negative electrode input endVO1−, it can be ensured that a voltage of the direct current signaloutput through the first positive electrode output end VO1+ and thefirst negative electrode output end VO1− is the first preset voltage,that is, the voltage of the received direct current signal is increasedor reduced to the first preset voltage, or maintained as the firstpreset voltage.

Therefore, the buck-boost circuit provided in the embodiment canimplement voltage adjustment in a wider range and meet requirements ofthe impedance isolation circuit 2 on different first preset voltages,thereby lightening difficulty in selection of electronic parts when theimpedance isolation circuit is designed.

FIG. 11 shows a first specific implementation circuit of the voltageadjustment circuit 3 according to an embodiment of the presentinvention, and for convenience of description, only a part related tothe embodiment of the present invention is shown. Detailed descriptionsare as follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 11, thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 has a seventeenth controlled end K17 and aneighteenth controlled end K18; and the voltage adjustment circuit 3includes a seventeenth NMOS transistor Q17, an eighteenth NMOStransistor Q18, a sixth capacitor C6, and a fifth inductor L5; a drainof the seventeenth NMOS transistor Q17 is the third positive electrodeinput end VI3+ of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a source of theeighteenth NMOS transistor Q18 is the third negative electrode input endVI3− of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a first end of the sixthcapacitor C6 is the power supply end VO of the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3, a gate of the seventeenth NMOS transistor Q17 is theseventeenth controlled end K17 of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, agate of the eighteenth NMOS transistor Q18 is the eighteenth controlledend K18 of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a source of the seventeenthNMOS transistor Q17 is connected to a first end of the fifth inductor L5and a drain of the eighteenth NMOS transistor Q18, the first end and asecond end of the sixth capacitor C6 are connected to a second end ofthe fifth inductor L5 and the source of the eighteenth NMOS transistorQ18 respectively, and the second end of the sixth capacitor L6 isgrounded; and the voltage adjustment circuit 3 receives a seventeenthPWM signal through the seventeenth controlled end K17, and receives,through the eighteenth controlled end K18, an eighteenth PWM signal of asame cycle and same timing as the seventeenth PWM signal, so as toadjust the power source signal output through the power supply end VO.

In this embodiment, because for each of the voltage adjustment circuits3, there is one load module connected to a power supply end VO of thevoltage adjustment circuit 3, the voltage adjustment circuit 3 outputs,through the power supply end VO, a direct current signal of a voltagerequired by the load module. Then, it is necessary to determine,according to the voltage required by the load module, the seventeenthPWM signal that controls conductivity or cut-off of the seventeenth NMOStransistor Q17 and the eighteenth PWM signal that controls conductivityor cut-off of the eighteenth NMOS transistor Q18. In this way, it can beensured that a direct current signal output by the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 has the voltage required by the load module.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 receives the seventeenth PWM signal throughthe seventeenth controlled end K17, and receives, through the eighteenthcontrolled end K18, the eighteenth PWM signal that is complementary tothe seventeenth PWM signal, so as to adjust the power source signaloutput through the power supply end VO. In this way, the eighteenth PWMsignal of a same cycle and same timing can be generated (for example,implemented by using an inverter) as long as the seventeenth PWM signalis generated, which strictly ensures that the seventeenth PWM signal andthe eighteenth PWM signal are complementary and of a same cycle and sametiming.

As a specific implementation manner of the present invention, with FIG.2 and FIG. 11 used as examples, PWM signals (including the seventh PWMsignal and the eighth PWM signal) used to control NMOS transistors inthe impedance isolation circuit 2 and PWM signals (including theseventeenth PWM signal and the eighteenth PWM signal) used to controlNMOS transistors in the voltage adjustment circuit 3 are generated by asame control module; and the control module can generate PWM signals(including the seventh PWM signal, the eighth PWM signal, theseventeenth PWM signal, and the eighteenth PWM signal) that are of asame cycle and same timing. In this way, even if a constant voltagecircuit 4 is not connected in series between the impedance isolationcircuit 2 and the voltage adjustment circuit 3, the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 controls the seventeenth NMOS transistor Q17 by using theseventeenth PWM signal, and controls the eighteenth NMOS transistor Q18by using the eighteenth PWM signal, and after chopping is performed ineach cycle by using the seventeenth NMOS transistor Q17 and theeighteenth NMOS transistor Q18, a wave-form obtained after the choppingis a cyclic signal (of a same cycle and same timing as the PWM signalsgenerated by the control module); and therefore, it is ensured that thepower source signal output through the power supply end VO is constant,and it is ensured that the power source signal output through the powersupply end VO has the voltage required by the load module.

As a specific implementation manner of the present invention, with FIG.3 and FIG. 11 used as examples, PWM signals (including the ninth PWMsignal and the tenth PWM signal) used to control NMOS transistors in theimpedance isolation circuit 2 and PWM signals (including the seventeenthPWM signal and the eighteenth PWM signal) used to control the voltageadjustment circuit 3 are generated by a same control module; and thecontrol module can generate PWM signals (including the ninth PWM signal,the tenth PWM signal, the seventeenth PWM signal, and the eighteenth PWMsignal) that are of a same cycle and same timing. In this way, even if aconstant voltage circuit 4 does not need to be connected in seriesbetween the impedance isolation circuit 2 and the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3, the voltage adjustment circuit 3 controls the seventeenthNMOS transistor Q17 by using the seventeenth PWM signal, and controlsthe eighteenth NMOS transistor Q18 by using the eighteenth PWM signal,and after chopping is performed in each cycle by using the seventeenthNMOS transistor Q17 and the eighteenth NMOS transistor Q18, a wave-formobtained after the chopping is a cyclic signal (of a same cycle and sametiming as the PWM signals generated by the control module); andtherefore, it is ensured that the power source signal output through thepower supply end VO is constant, and it is ensured that the power sourcesignal output through the power supply end VO has the voltage requiredby the load module.

FIG. 12 shows a second specific implementation circuit of the voltageadjustment circuit 3 according to an embodiment of the presentinvention, and for convenience of description, only a part related tothe embodiment of the present invention is shown. Detailed descriptionsare as follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 12, thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 has a nineteenth controlled end K19 and atwentieth controlled end K20; and the voltage adjustment circuit 3includes a nineteenth NMOS transistor Q19, a twentieth NMOS transistorQ20, a seventh capacitor C7, and a sixth inductor L6, where a first endof the sixth inductor L6 is the third positive electrode input end VI3+of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a source of the nineteenth NMOStransistor Q19 is the third negative electrode input end VI3− of thevoltage adjustment circuit 3, a first end of the seventh capacitor C7 isthe power supply end VO of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a gate ofthe nineteenth NMOS transistor Q19 is the nineteenth controlled end K19of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a gate of the twentieth NMOStransistor Q20 is the twentieth controlled end K20 of the voltageadjustment circuit 3, a source of the twentieth NMOS transistor Q20 isconnected to a second end of the sixth inductor L6 and a drain of thenineteenth NMOS transistor Q19 separately, a drain of the twentieth NMOStransistor Q20 is connected to the first end of the seventh capacitorC7, and both the source of the nineteenth NMOS transistor Q19 and asecond end of the seventh capacitor C7 are grounded; and the voltageadjustment circuit 3 receives a nineteenth PWM signal through thenineteenth controlled end K19, and receives, through the twentiethcontrolled end K20, a twentieth PWM signal that is complementary to thenineteenth PWM signal, so as to adjust the power source signal outputthrough the power supply end VO.

In this embodiment, because for each voltage adjustment circuit 3, thereis one load module connected to a power supply end VO of the voltageadjustment circuit 3, if the voltage adjustment circuit 3 needs tooutput, through the power supply end VO, a direct current signal of avoltage required by the load module, it is still necessary to determine,according to the voltage required by the load module, the nineteenth PWMsignal that controls conductivity or cut-off of the nineteenth NMOStransistor Q19 and the twentieth PWM signal that controls conductivityor cut-off of the twentieth NMOS transistor Q20, so as to ensure thatthe direct current signal output by the voltage adjustment circuit 3 hasthe voltage required by the load module.

In addition, it should be emphasized that the voltage adjustment circuit3 shown in FIG. 2 is mainly used in a case in which the voltage requiredby the load module is greater than or equal to a voltage of the isolateddirect current signal output by the impedance isolation circuit 2, andvoltage boost is performed by using the voltage adjustment circuit 3provided in FIG. 12, to meet the voltage required by the load module. Ifa constant voltage circuit 4 is connected in series between the voltageadjustment circuit 3 and the impedance isolation circuit 2, a voltage ofa direct current signal output by the constant voltage circuit 4 is thesecond preset voltage, and in a case in which the second preset voltageis less than the voltage required by the load module, the voltageadjustment circuit 3 provided in FIG. 12 is still applicable.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 receives the nineteenth PWM signal throughthe nineteenth controlled end K19, and receives, through the twentiethcontrolled end K20, the twentieth PWM signal that is complementary tothe nineteenth PWM signal, so as to adjust the power source signaloutput through the power supply end VO. In this way, the twentieth PWMsignal of a same cycle and same timing can be generated (for example,implemented by using an inverter) as long as the nineteenth PWM signalis generated, which strictly ensures that the nineteenth PWM signal andthe twentieth PWM signal are complementary and of a same cycle and sametiming.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, with FIG.2 and FIG. 12 used as examples, if no constant voltage circuit 4 isconnected in series between the voltage adjustment circuit 3 and theimpedance isolation circuit 2, it should be ensured that PWM signals(including the seventh PWM signal and the eighth PWM signal) used tocontrol NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit 2 and PWMsignals (including the nineteenth PWM signal and the twentieth PWMsignal) used to control NMOS transistors in the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 are of a same cycle and same timing. Preferably, the PWMsignals (including the seventh PWM signal and the eighth PWM signal)used to control the NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit2 are generated by a same control module, and the control module alsogenerates the PWM signals (including the nineteenth PWM signal and thetwentieth PWM signal) that are used to control the NMOS transistors inthe voltage adjustment circuit 3 and of a same cycle and same timing.This can ensure that, after chopping is performed in each cycle by thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 by using the nineteenth NMOS transistor Q19(controlled by the nineteenth PWM signal) and the twentieth NMOStransistor Q20 (controlled by the twentieth PWM signal), a wave-formobtained after the chopping is a cyclic signal (of a same cycle and sametiming as the PWM signals that the control module can generate), andfurther ensure that the power source signal output through the powersupply end VO is constant, and ensure that the power source signaloutput through the power supply end VO has the voltage required by theload module.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, with FIG.3 and FIG. 12 used as examples, if no constant voltage circuit 4 isconnected in series between the voltage adjustment circuit 3 and theimpedance isolation circuit 2, it should be ensured that PWM signals(including the ninth PWM signal and the tenth PWM signal) used tocontrol NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit 2 and PWMsignals (including the nineteenth PWM signal and the twentieth PWMsignal) used to control NMOS transistors in the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 are of a same cycle and same timing. Preferably, the PWMsignals (including the ninth PWM signal and the tenth PWM signal) usedto control the NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit 2 aregenerated by a same control module, and the control module alsogenerates the PWM signals (including the nineteenth PWM signal and thetwentieth PWM signal) that are used to control the NMOS transistors inthe voltage adjustment circuit 3 and of a same cycle and same timing.This can ensure that, after chopping is performed in each cycle by thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 by using the nineteenth NMOS transistor Q19(controlled by the nineteenth PWM signal) and the twentieth NMOStransistor Q20 (controlled by the twentieth PWM signal), a wave-formobtained after the chopping is a cyclic signal (of a same cycle and sametiming as the PWM signals generated by the control module), and further,ensure that the power source signal output through the power supply endVO is constant, and ensure that the power source signal output throughthe power supply end VO has the voltage required by the load module.

FIG. 13 shows a third specific implementation circuit of the voltageadjustment circuit 3 according to an embodiment of the presentinvention, and for convenience of description, only a part related tothe embodiment of the present invention is shown. Detailed descriptionsare as follows.

In an embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 13, thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 has a twenty-first controlled end K21 and atwenty-second controlled end K22; and the voltage adjustment circuit 3includes a twenty-first NMOS transistor Q21, a twenty-second NMOStransistor Q22, an eighth capacitor C8, and a seventh inductor L7, wherea drain of the twenty-first NMOS transistor Q21 is the third positiveelectrode input end VI3+ of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a secondend of the seventh inductor L7 is the third negative electrode input endVI3− of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a first end of the eighthcapacitor C8 is the power supply end VO of the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3, a gate of the twenty-first NMOS transistor Q21 is thetwenty-first controlled end K21 of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, agate of the twenty-second NMOS transistor Q22 is the twenty-secondcontrolled end K22 of the voltage adjustment circuit 3, a first end ofthe seventh inductor L7 is connected to a source of the twenty-firstNMOS transistor Q21 and a drain of the twenty-second NMOS transistor Q22separately, a source of the twenty-second NMOS transistor Q22 isconnected to the first end of the eighth capacitor C8, and both a secondend of the eighth capacitor C8 and the second end of the seventhinductor L7 are grounded; and the voltage adjustment circuit 3 receivesa twenty-first PWM signal through the twenty-first controlled end K21,and receives, through the twenty-second controlled end K22, atwenty-second PWM signal of a same cycle and same timing as thetwenty-first PWM signal, so as to adjust the power source signal outputthrough the power supply end VO.

In this embodiment, because for each voltage adjustment circuit 3, thereis one load module connected to a power supply end VO of the voltageadjustment circuit 3, if the voltage adjustment circuit 3 needs tooutput, through the power supply end VO, a direct current signal of avoltage required by the load module, it is still necessary to determine,according to the voltage required by the load module, the twenty-firstPWM signal that controls conductivity or cut-off of the twenty-firstNMOS transistor Q21 and the twenty-second PWM signal that controlsconductivity or cut-off of the twenty-second NMOS transistor Q22, so asto ensure that the direct current signal output by the voltageadjustment circuit 3 has the voltage required by the load module.

In addition, it should be emphasized that, for the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 shown in FIG. 2, no matter whether the voltage required by theload module is greater than, less than, or equal to the isolated directcurrent signal output by the impedance isolation circuit 2, as long asvoltage boost or buck is performed by using the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 provided in FIG. 12, the voltage adjustment circuit 3 providedin this embodiment can output a voltage that meets the requirement ofthe load module. If a constant voltage circuit 4 is connected in seriesbetween the voltage adjustment circuit 3 and the impedance isolationcircuit 2, a voltage of a direct current signal output by the constantvoltage circuit 4 is the second preset voltage, and no matter whetherthe second preset voltage is greater than, less than, or equal to thevoltage required by the load module, the voltage adjustment circuit 3provided in FIG. 12 is applicable.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 receives the twenty-first PWM signalthrough the twenty-first controlled end K21, and receives, through thetwenty-second controlled end K22, the twenty-second PWM signal that iscomplementary to the twenty-first PWM signal, so as to adjust the powersource signal output through the power supply end VO. In this way, thetwenty-second PWM signal of a same cycle and same timing can begenerated (for example, being implemented by using an inverter) as longas the twenty-first PWM signal is generated, which strictly ensures thatthe twenty-first PWM signal and the twenty-second PWM signal arecomplementary and of a same cycle and same timing.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, with FIG.2 and FIG. 12 used as examples, if no constant voltage circuit 4 isconnected in series between the voltage adjustment circuit 3 and theimpedance isolation circuit 2, it should be ensured that PWM signals(including the seventh PWM signal and the eighth PWM signal) used tocontrol NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit 2 and PWMsignals (including the twenty-first PWM signal and the twenty-second PWMsignal) used to control NMOS transistors in the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 are of a same cycle and same timing. Preferably, the PWMsignals (including the seventh PWM signal and the eighth PWM signal)used to control the NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit2 are generated by a same control module, and the control module alsogenerates the PWM signals (including the twenty-first PWM signal and thetwenty-second PWM signal) that are used to control the NMOS transistorsin the voltage adjustment circuit 3 and of a same cycle and same timing.This can ensure that, after chopping is performed in each cycle by thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 by using the twenty-first NMOS transistorQ21 (controlled by the twenty-first PWM signal) and the twenty-secondNMOS transistor Q22 (controlled by the twenty-second PWM signal), awave-form obtained after the chopping is a cyclic signal (of a samecycle and same timing as the PWM signals that the control module cangenerate), and further ensure that the power source signal outputthrough the power supply end VO is constant, and ensure that the powersource signal output through the power supply end VO has the voltagerequired by the load module.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, with FIG.3 and FIG. 12 used as examples, if no constant voltage circuit 4 isconnected in series between the voltage adjustment circuit 3 and theimpedance isolation circuit 2, it should be ensured that PWM signals(including the ninth PWM signal and the tenth PWM signal) used tocontrol NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit 2 and PWMsignals (including the twenty-first PWM signal and the twenty-second PWMsignal) used to control NMOS transistors in the voltage adjustmentcircuit 3 are of a same cycle and same timing. Preferably, the PWMsignals (including the ninth PWM signal and the tenth PWM signal) usedto control the NMOS transistors in the impedance isolation circuit 2 aregenerated by a same control module, and the control module alsogenerates the PWM signals (including the twenty-first PWM signal and thetwenty-second PWM signal) that are used to control the NMOS transistorsin the voltage adjustment circuit 3 and of a same cycle and same timing.This can ensure that, after chopping is performed in each cycle by thevoltage adjustment circuit 3 by using the twenty-first NMOS transistorQ21 (controlled by the twenty-first PWM signal) and the twenty-secondNMOS transistor Q22 (controlled by the twenty-second PWM signal), awave-form obtained after the chopping is a cyclic signal (of a samecycle and same timing as the PWM signals that the control module cangenerate), and further ensure that the power source signal outputthrough the power supply end VO is constant, and ensure that the powersource signal output through the power supply end VO has the voltagerequired by the load module.

In a specific implementation manner of the present invention, forexample, the impedance isolation circuit 2 uses the circuit shown inFIG. 3, the voltage adjustment circuit 3 uses the circuit shown in FIG.11, and the PWM signal shown in FIG. 14 is used. In the impedanceisolation circuit 2, both conductivity or cut-off of the third NMOStransistor Q3 and conductivity or cut-off of the fifth NMOS transistorQ5 are controlled by the third PWM signal, both conductivity or cut-offof the fourth NMOS transistor Q4 and conductivity or cut-off of thesixth NMOS transistor Q6 are controlled by the fourth PWM signal,conductivity or cut-off of the seventh NMOS transistor Q7 is controlledby the seventh PWM signal, conductivity or cut-off of the eighth NMOStransistor Q8 is controlled by the eighth PWM signal, conductivity orcut-off of the seventeenth NMOS transistor Q17 is controlled by theseventeenth PWM signal, and conductivity or cut-off of the eighteenthNMOS transistor Q18 is controlled by the eighteenth PWM signal.

It should be emphasized that PWM signals (including the third PWMsignal, the fourth PWM signal, the seventh PWM signal, and the eighthPWM signal) used to control NMOS transistors in the impedance isolationcircuit 2 and PWM signals (including the seventeenth PWM signal and theeighteenth PWM signal) used to control NMOS transistors in the voltageadjustment circuit 3 must be of a same cycle and same timing.

In this way, chopping is performed by the voltage adjustment circuit 3by using the seventeenth NMOS transistor Q17 (controlled by theseventeenth PWM signal) and the eighteenth NMOS transistor Q18(controlled by the eighteenth PWM signal), and a wave-form obtainedafter the chopping is a cyclic signal (of a same cycle and same timingas the PWM signals used to control the NMOS transistors in the voltageadjustment circuit 3), that is, an electric signal in a PWM format isobtained after the chopping; and the electric signal in the PWM formatis adjusted to a direct current signal by using the fifth inductor L5and the sixth capacitor C6, where a voltage of the adjusted directcurrent signal is constant. Therefore, it is ensured that a power sourcesignal output through the power supply end VO is constant, and it isensured that the power source signal output through the power supply endVO has the voltage required by the load module.

It should be noted that, when the received eighteenth PWM signal isconstant, or the received eighteenth PWM signal is a signalcomplementary to the seventeenth PWM signal, for different voltagesrequired by load modules, duty cycles of the determined seventeenth PWMsignal used to control conductivity or cut-off of the seventeenth NMOStransistor Q17 are also different, for example, the determinedseventeenth PWM signal may be a PWM signal of a first duty cycle, a PWMsignal of a second duty cycle, or a PWM signal of a third duty cycle.

When the determined seventeenth PWM signal is the PWM signal of thefirst duty circle, because the first duty cycle is less than the secondduty cycle and the third duty cycle, a voltage of a power source signaloutput to the load module by a voltage adjustment module through a powersupply end VO is also low.

When the determined seventeenth PWM signal is the PWM signal of thesecond duty circle, because the second duty cycle is less than the thirdduty cycle but greater than the first duty cycle, a voltage of a powersource signal output to the load module by the voltage adjustment modulethrough the power supply end VO is moderate.

When the determined seventeenth PWM signal is the PWM signal of thethird duty circle, because the third duty cycle is greater than thesecond duty cycle and the first duty cycle, a voltage of a power sourcesignal output to the load module by the voltage adjustment modulethrough the power supply end VO is high.

The foregoing content further describes the present invention in detailwith reference to specific exemplary implementation manners, but thesedescriptions should not be construed as limitations on the specificimplementation of the present invention. A person of ordinary skill inthe art to which the present invention belongs may make some equivalentreplacements or obvious variations without departing from the principleof the present invention with the same performance or purposes, and allsuch replacements and variations should fall within the protection scopedetermined by the claims of the present invention.

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A power supply bus circuit, comprising: a voltage regulator circuit; an impedance isolation circuit; and one or more voltage adjustment circuits, wherein the voltage regulator circuit has a first positive electrode input end, a first negative electrode input end, a first positive electrode output end, and a first negative electrode output end, wherein the voltage regulator circuit receives a direct current signal through the first positive electrode input end and the first negative electrode input end, adjusts a voltage of the direct current signal to a first preset voltage, and outputs a direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end, wherein the impedance isolation circuit has a second positive electrode input end, a second negative electrode input end, a second positive electrode output end, and a second negative electrode output end, wherein the second positive electrode input end is connected to the first positive electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, and the second negative electrode input end is connected to the first negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, wherein the impedance isolation circuit receives the direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the second positive electrode input end and the second negative electrode input end, adjusts the direct current signal of the first preset voltage to an alternating current signal, and outputs, by using a transformer, the alternating current signal in an isolated way and converts the alternating current signal that is output in the isolated way to an isolated direct current signal, and outputs the isolated direct current signal through the second positive electrode output end and the second negative electrode output end, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit has a third positive electrode input end, a third negative electrode input end, and a power supply end, wherein the third positive electrode input end is connected to the second positive electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, and the third negative electrode input end is connected to the second negative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit receives the isolated direct current signal through the third positive electrode input end and the third negative electrode input end, chops the isolated direct current signal according to designated conduction time, converts a chopped electric signal to a power source signal of a constant direct current, and outputs the power source signal through the power supply end, wherein the impedance isolation circuit further has a third controlled end, a fourth controlled end, a fifth controlled end, a sixth controlled end, a seventh controlled end, and an eighth controlled end, wherein the impedance isolation circuit comprises a third N-type metal-oxide-semiconductor (NMOS) transistor, a fourth NMOS transistor, a fifth NMOS transistor, a sixth NMOS transistor, a seventh NMOS transistor, an eighth NMOS transistor, and the transformer, and wherein a drain of the third NMOS transistor is the second positive electrode input end of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of the sixth NMOS transistor is the second negative electrode input end of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of the eighth NMOS transistor is the second negative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, a dotted end of a second secondary coil of the transformer is the second positive electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the third NMOS transistor is the third controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the fourth NMOS transistor is the fourth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the fifth NMOS transistor is the fifth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the sixth NMOS transistor is the sixth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the seventh NMOS transistor is the seventh controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the eighth NMOS transistor is the eighth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of the third NMOS transistor is connected to a drain of the sixth NMOS transistor and an undotted end of a primary coil of the transformer separately, a drain of the fourth NMOS transistor is connected to the drain of the third NMOS transistor, a source of the fourth NMOS transistor is connected to a drain of the fifth NMOS transistor and a dotted end of the primary coil of the transformer separately, a source of the fifth NMOS transistor is connected to the source of the sixth NMOS transistor, a source of the seventh NMOS transistor is connected to the source of the eighth NMOS transistor, a drain of the eighth NMOS transistor is connected to an undotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformer, and a dotted end and an undotted end of a first secondary coil of the transformer are connected to a drain of the seventh NMOS transistor and the dotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformer respectively; and the impedance isolation circuit receives a third pulse width modulation (PWM) signal of a first preset duty cycle through the third controlled end and the fifth controlled end separately, receives, through the fourth controlled end and the sixth controlled end separately, a fourth PWM signal that differs from the third PWM signal by half a cycle, receives, through the seventh controlled end, a seventh PWM signal that is inverse to the fourth PWM signal in phase, and receives, through the eighth controlled end, an eighth PWM signal that is inverse to the third PWM signal in phase such that the second positive electrode output end and the second negative electrode output end output an isolated PWM electric signal whose duty cycle is twice the first preset duty cycle.
 2. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the impedance isolation circuit further has a ninth controlled end, a tenth controlled end, an eleventh controlled end, and a twelfth controlled end, and wherein the impedance isolation circuit comprises a ninth NMOS transistor, a tenth NMOS transistor, an eleventh NMOS transistor, a twelfth NMOS transistor, and the transformer, wherein a tap end of a primary coil of the transformer is the second positive electrode input end of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of the ninth NMOS transistor is the second negative electrode input end of the impedance isolation circuit, a source of the twelfth NMOS transistor is connected to the second negative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, a dotted end of a second secondary coil of the transformer is connected to the second positive electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the ninth NMOS transistor is the ninth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the tenth NMOS transistor is the tenth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the eleventh NMOS transistor is the eleventh controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a gate of the twelfth NMOS transistor is the twelfth controlled end of the impedance isolation circuit, a drain of the ninth NMOS transistor is connected to a dotted end of the primary coil of the transformer, a drain and a source of the tenth NMOS transistor are connected to an undotted end of the primary coil of the transformer and the source of the ninth NMOS transistor respectively, a source of the eleventh NMOS transistor is connected to the source of the twelfth NMOS transistor, a drain of the twelfth NMOS transistor is connected to an undotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformer, and a dotted end and an undotted end of a first secondary coil of the transformer are connected to a drain of the eleventh NMOS transistor and the dotted end of the second secondary coil of the transformer respectively, and wherein the impedance isolation circuit receives a ninth PWM signal of a first preset duty cycle through the ninth controlled end, receives, through the tenth controlled end, a tenth PWM signal that differs from the ninth PWM signal by half a cycle, receives, through the eleventh controlled end, an eleventh PWM signal that is inverse to the tenth PWM signal in phase, and receives, through the twelfth controlled end, a twelfth PWM signal that is inverse to the ninth PWM signal in phase such that the second positive electrode output end and the second negative electrode output end output an isolated PWM electric signal whose duty cycle is twice the first preset duty cycle.
 3. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the power supply bus circuit further comprises a constant voltage circuit, and wherein the constant voltage circuit is connected in series between the impedance isolation circuit and each of the voltage adjustment circuits, wherein the constant voltage circuit has a fourth positive electrode input end, a fourth negative electrode input end, a fourth positive electrode output end, and a fourth negative electrode output end, wherein the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourth negative electrode input end are connected to the second positive electrode output end and the second negative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit respectively, and the fourth positive electrode output end and the fourth negative electrode output end are connected to the third positive electrode input end and the third negative electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit respectively, and wherein the constant voltage circuit receives, through the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourth negative electrode input end, the isolated direct current signal output by the impedance isolation circuit, adjusts a voltage of the isolated direct current signal to a constant second preset voltage, and outputs the isolated direct current signal of the second preset voltage through the fourth positive electrode output end and the fourth negative electrode output end.
 4. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 3, wherein the constant voltage circuit includes a first inductor and a first capacitor, wherein a first end and a second end of the first inductor are the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourth positive electrode output end of the constant voltage circuit respectively, a first end of the first capacitor is connected to the second end of the first inductor, a second end of the first capacitor is connected to the fourth negative electrode input end and the fourth negative electrode output end of the constant voltage circuit separately.
 5. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the voltage regulator circuit has a first controlled end and a second controlled end, and wherein the voltage regulator circuit comprises a first NMOS transistor, a second NMOS transistor, a third capacitor, and a second inductor, wherein a drain of the first NMOS transistor is the first positive electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of the second NMOS transistor is the first negative electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a first end of the third capacitor is the first positive electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, a second end of the third capacitor is the first negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, a gate of the first NMOS transistor is the first controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a gate of the second NMOS transistor is the second controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of the first NMOS transistor is connected to a first end of the second inductor, a drain of the second NMOS transistor is connected to the first end of the second inductor, the first end and the second end of the third capacitor are connected to a second end of the second inductor and the source of the second NMOS transistor respectively, and wherein the voltage regulator circuit receives a first PWM signal through the first controlled end, and receives a second PWM signal through the second controlled end to output the direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end.
 6. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the voltage regulator circuit has a thirteenth controlled end and a fourteenth controlled end, and wherein the voltage regulator circuit comprises a thirteenth NMOS transistor, a fourteenth NMOS transistor, a fourth capacitor, and a third inductor, wherein a first end of the third inductor is the first positive electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of the thirteenth NMOS transistor is the first negative electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a first end and a second end of the fourth capacitor are the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit respectively, a gate of the thirteenth NMOS transistor is the thirteenth controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a gate of the fourteenth NMOS transistor is the fourteenth controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of the fourteenth NMOS transistor is connected to a second end of the third inductor and a drain of the thirteenth NMOS transistor separately, and the first end and second end of the fourth capacitor are connected to a drain of the fourth NMOS transistor and the source of the thirteenth NMOS transistor respectively, and wherein the voltage regulator circuit receives a thirteenth PWM signal through the thirteenth controlled end, and receives a fourteenth PWM signal through the fourteenth controlled end to output the direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end.
 7. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the voltage regulator circuit has a fifteenth controlled end and a sixteenth controlled end, and wherein the voltage regulator circuit comprises a fifteenth NMOS transistor, a sixteenth NMOS transistor, a fifth capacitor, and a fourth inductor, wherein a drain of the fifteenth NMOS transistor is the first positive electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a second end of the fourth inductor is the first negative electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a first end and a second end of the fifth capacitor are the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit respectively, a gate of the fifteenth NMOS transistor is the fifteenth controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a gate of the sixteenth NMOS transistor is the sixteenth controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a first end of the fourth inductor is connected to a source of the fifteenth NMOS transistor and a drain of the sixteenth NMOS transistor separately, a source of the sixteenth NMOS transistor is connected to the first end of the fifth capacitor, and the second end of the fifth capacitor is connected to the second end of the fourth inductor, and wherein the voltage regulator circuit receives a fifteenth PWM signal through the fifteenth controlled end, and receives a sixteenth PWM signal through the sixteenth controlled end to output the direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end.
 8. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit has a seventeenth controlled end and an eighteenth controlled end, and wherein the voltage adjustment circuit comprises a seventeenth NMOS transistor, an eighteenth NMOS transistor, a sixth capacitor, and a fifth inductor, wherein a drain of the seventeenth NMOS transistor is the third positive electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a source of the eighteenth NMOS transistor is the third negative electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a first end of the sixth capacitor is the power supply end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of the seventeenth NMOS transistor is the seventeenth controlled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of the eighteenth NMOS transistor is the eighteenth controlled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a source of the seventeenth NMOS transistor is connected to a first end of the fifth inductor and a drain of the eighteenth NMOS transistor, the first end and a second end of the sixth capacitor are connected to a second end of the fifth inductor and the source of the eighteenth NMOS transistor respectively, and the second end of the sixth capacitor is grounded, and wherein the voltage adjustment circuit receives a seventeenth PWM signal of a second preset duty cycle through the seventeenth controlled end, and receives, through the eighteenth controlled end, an eighteenth PWM signal of a same cycle and same timing as the seventeenth PWM signal to adjust the power source signal output through the power supply end.
 9. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit has a nineteenth controlled end and a twentieth controlled end, and wherein the voltage adjustment circuit comprises a nineteenth NMOS transistor, a twentieth NMOS transistor, a seventh capacitor, and a sixth inductor, wherein a first end of the sixth inductor is the third positive electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a source of the nineteenth NMOS transistor is the third negative electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a first end of the seventh capacitor is the power supply end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of the nineteenth NMOS transistor is the nineteenth controlled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of the twentieth NMOS transistor is the twentieth controlled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a source of the twentieth NMOS transistor is connected to a second end of the sixth inductor and a drain of the nineteenth NMOS transistor separately, a drain of the twentieth NMOS transistor is connected to the first end of the seventh capacitor, and both the source of the nineteenth NMOS transistor and a second end of the seventh capacitor are grounded, and wherein the voltage adjustment circuit receives a nineteenth PWM signal of a third preset duty cycle through the nineteenth controlled end, and receives, through the twentieth controlled end, a twentieth PWM signal of a same cycle and same timing as the nineteenth PWM signal to adjust the power source signal output through the power supply end.
 10. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 1, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit has a twenty-first controlled end and a twenty-second controlled end, and wherein the voltage adjustment circuit comprises a twenty-first NMOS transistor, a twenty-second NMOS transistor, an eighth capacitor, and a seventh inductor, wherein a drain of the twenty-first NMOS transistor is the third positive electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a second end of the seventh inductor is the third negative electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a first end of the eighth capacitor is the power supply end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of the twenty-first NMOS transistor is the twenty-first controlled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a gate of the twenty-second NMOS transistor is the twenty-second controlled end of the voltage adjustment circuit, a first end of the seventh inductor is connected to a source of the twenty-first NMOS transistor and a drain of the twenty-second NMOS transistor separately, a source of the twenty-second NMOS transistor is connected to the first end of the eighth capacitor, and both a second end of the eighth capacitor and the second end of the seventh inductor are grounded, and wherein the voltage adjustment circuit receives a twenty-first PWM signal through the twenty-first controlled end, and receives, through the twenty-second controlled end, a twenty-second PWM signal of a same cycle and same timing as the twenty-first PWM signal to adjust the power source signal output through the power supply end.
 11. A power supply bus circuit, comprising: a voltage regulator circuit; an impedance isolation circuit; and one or more voltage adjustment circuits, wherein the voltage regulator circuit has a first positive electrode input end, a first negative electrode input end, a first positive electrode output end, and a first negative electrode output end, wherein the voltage regulator circuit receives a direct current signal through the first positive electrode input end and the first negative electrode input end, adjusts a voltage of the direct current signal to a first preset voltage, and outputs a direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end, wherein the impedance isolation circuit has a second positive electrode input end, a second negative electrode input end, a second positive electrode output end, and a second negative electrode output end, wherein the second positive electrode input end is connected to the first positive electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, and the second negative electrode input end is connected to the first negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, wherein the impedance isolation circuit receives the direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the second positive electrode input end and the second negative electrode input end, adjusts the direct current signal of the first preset voltage to an alternating current signal, and outputs, by using a transformer, the alternating current signal in an isolated way and converts the alternating current signal that is output in the isolated way to an isolated direct current signal, and outputs the isolated direct current signal through the second positive electrode output end and the second negative electrode output end, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit has a third positive electrode input end, a third negative electrode input end, and a power supply end, wherein the third positive electrode input end is connected to the second positive electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, and the third negative electrode input end is connected to the second negative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit receives the isolated direct current signal through the third positive electrode input end and the third negative electrode input end, chops the isolated direct current signal according to designated conduction time, converts a chopped electric signal to a power source signal of a constant direct current, and outputs the power source signal through the power supply end, wherein the power supply bus circuit further comprises a constant voltage circuit, wherein the constant voltage circuit is connected in series between the impedance isolation circuit and each of the voltage adjustment circuits, wherein the constant voltage circuit has a fourth positive electrode input end, a fourth negative electrode input end, a fourth positive electrode output end, and a fourth negative electrode output end, wherein the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourth negative electrode input end are connected to the second positive electrode output end and the second negative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit respectively, and the fourth positive electrode output end and the fourth negative electrode output end are connected to the third positive electrode input end and the third negative electrode input end of the voltage adjustment circuit respectively, and wherein the constant voltage circuit receives, through the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourth negative electrode input end, the isolated direct current signal output by the impedance isolation circuit, adjusts a voltage of the isolated direct current signal to a constant second preset voltage, and outputs the isolated direct current signal of the second preset voltage through the fourth positive electrode output end and the fourth negative electrode output end.
 12. The power supply bus circuit according to claim 11, wherein the constant voltage circuit includes a first inductor and a first capacitor, and wherein a first end and a second end of the first inductor are the fourth positive electrode input end and the fourth positive electrode output end of the constant voltage circuit respectively, a first end of the first capacitor is connected to the second end of the first inductor, a second end of the first capacitor is connected to the fourth negative electrode input end and the fourth negative electrode output end of the constant voltage circuit separately.
 13. A power supply bus circuit, comprising: a voltage regulator circuit; an impedance isolation circuit; and one or more voltage adjustment circuits, wherein the voltage regulator circuit has a first positive electrode input end, a first negative electrode input end, a first positive electrode output end, and a first negative electrode output end, wherein the voltage regulator circuit receives a direct current signal through the first positive electrode input end and the first negative electrode input end, adjusts a voltage of the direct current signal to a first preset voltage, and outputs a direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end, wherein the impedance isolation circuit has a second positive electrode input end, a second negative electrode input end, a second positive electrode output end, and a second negative electrode output end, wherein the second positive electrode input end is connected to the first positive electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, and the second negative electrode input end is connected to the first negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, wherein the impedance isolation circuit receives the direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the second positive electrode input end and the second negative electrode input end, adjusts the direct current signal of the first preset voltage to an alternating current signal, and outputs, by using a transformer, the alternating current signal in an isolated way and converts the alternating current signal that is output in the isolated way to an isolated direct current signal, and outputs the isolated direct current signal through the second positive electrode output end and the second negative electrode output end, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit has a third positive electrode input end, a third negative electrode input end, and a power supply end, wherein the third positive electrode input end is connected to the second positive electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, and the third negative electrode input end is connected to the second negative electrode output end of the impedance isolation circuit, wherein the voltage adjustment circuit receives the isolated direct current signal through the third positive electrode input end and the third negative electrode input end, chops the isolated direct current signal according to designated conduction time, converts a chopped electric signal to a power source signal of a constant direct current, and outputs the power source signal through the power supply end, wherein the voltage regulator circuit has a first controlled end and a second controlled end, wherein the voltage regulator circuit comprises a first N-type metal-oxide-semiconductor (NMOS) transistor, a second NMOS transistor, a third capacitor, and a second inductor, wherein a drain of the first NMOS transistor is the first positive electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of the second NMOS transistor is the first negative electrode input end of the voltage regulator circuit, a first end of the third capacitor is the first positive electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, a second end of the third capacitor is the first negative electrode output end of the voltage regulator circuit, a gate of the first NMOS transistor is the first controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a gate of the second NMOS transistor is the second controlled end of the voltage regulator circuit, a source of the first NMOS transistor is connected to a first end of the second inductor, a drain of the second NMOS transistor is connected to the first end of the second inductor, the first end and the second end of the third capacitor are connected to a second end of the second inductor and the source of the second NMOS transistor respectively, and wherein the voltage regulator circuit receives a first PWM signal through the first controlled end, and receives a second PWM signal through the second controlled end to output the direct current signal of the first preset voltage through the first positive electrode output end and the first negative electrode output end. 